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English: This image is based on the Lazenby's book and chronology of events. It is meant to show a strategic overview and intuitive visualization of the Sicilian campaign not discussed in his book.
 
Roman territories
 
Siracusan holdings
 
Punic territories

Major events:

  1. Hamilcar Barca supports Drepana under siege and raids the Italian coast.
  2. Hamilcar lands at Herikte.
  3. Hamilcar relocates from Heirkte to Eryx.
  4. Roman naval victory in the Aegates Islands and fall of Drepana. Carthago sues for peace (241 BC).
Español: Mapa basado en el libro de Lazenby y cronología de eventos. Intenta mostrar una visión general estratégica e intuitiva de la campaña siciliana.
 
Territorios romanos
 
Dominios siracusanos
 
territorios de Cartago

Eventos principales:

  1. Amílcar Barca colabora a repeler el asedio naval de Drépano y saquea la costa italiana.
  2. Amílcar desembarca en Hericté.
  3. Amílcar traslada su base desde Hericté hasta Érice.
  4. Victoria naval romana en las islas Égadas y captura de Drépano. Cartago capitula (241 a. C.)
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  • Muir, Ramsay; Treharne R. F.; Fullard, Harold (1969). Muir's Historical Atlas. London: George Philip and Son. OCLC 1090019533 p. 13.
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